Commentaries

Atlanta Regional Commission Funding Should Focus on Traffic

The commission's number one priority should be reducing congestion

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 4, 2014

Shallal’s Top-Down Plan for D.C. Schools Hurts Parent Choice

By Ethan Roberts
March 3, 2014

Pension Reforms Have Record of Success

How Ventura County can eliminate nearly $1 billion in pension debt

By Anthony Randazzo and Adrian Moore
March 2, 2014

Richmond CARES?

By Marc Joffe
March 2, 2014

California’s Prison Crisis Drags On

Dangerous overcrowding can be reduced through basic reforms

By Lauren Krisai
February 28, 2014

Government Could Improve the Development of Vehicle to Vehicle Communication by Getting Out of the Way

By Michelangelo Landgrave
February 27, 2014

New European Union Rules Will Hold Back Tobacco Harm Reduction

By Tom Clougherty
February 27, 2014

Detroit Plan of Adjustment Leaves Much to Be Desired on Privatization

By Leonard Gilroy
February 27, 2014

Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #4 (Feb 2014 edition)

By Leonard Gilroy
February 27, 2014

Detroit Plan of Adjustment Leaves Much to Be Desired on Privatization

Plan offers a mixed bag on outsourcing, asset privatization

By Leonard Gilroy
February 27, 2014

Missouri Think Tank Examines State, Local Privatization Opportunities

Show-Me Institute report examines ways Missouriâ??s state, local governments partner with private sector

By Leonard Gilroy
February 27, 2014

Massachusetts Announces $27 Million Social Impact Bond Program

$27 million initiative targets youth recidivism

By Leonard Gilroy
February 27, 2014

Analysis: Detroit Bankruptcy Pension Reform Not Good Enough

By Anthony Randazzo
February 26, 2014

How Detroit Can Build From Bankruptcy

Pension reform, tax reform, privatization, asset leases can help put fiscal house in order

By Anthony Randazzo and Leonard Gilroy
February 25, 2014

Sasha Volokh on the Counterproductive “California Rule” on Pension Benefits

By Leonard Gilroy
February 22, 2014

California’s Latest Minimum Wage Proposals Hurt Entry-Level Workers

Result would be layoffs, fewer job opportunities, and reduced hiring

By Victor Nava
February 22, 2014

Pioneering State-Level Pension Reform in Michigan

Interview with Douglas B. Roberts, Ph.D., former Michigan State Treasurer

By Leonard Gilroy
February 21, 2014

Proposed L.A. E-Cigarette Ban Would Perpetuate Smoking, Not Discourage It

By Leonard Gilroy
February 21, 2014